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At Home in the Heartland: Forming a Museum/School Resource Via the World Wide Web
| Title | At Home in the Heartland: Forming a Museum/School Resource Via the World Wide Web |
| Publication Type | Conference Paper |
| Year of Publication | 1997 |
| Authors | Lewis, L. C. |
| Secondary Title | Museums and the Web 1997: Proceedings |
| Conference Start Date | March 15-19 |
| Publisher | Archives & Museum Informatics |
| Place Published | Los Angeles, California, USA |
| Editor | Bearman, D., & Trant J. |
| Abstract | How do museums and schools form a partnership via the World Wide Web? What can such a partnership look like and how can one make sure that all parties -- the museum, teacher and students -- benefit from the experience. The education coordinator for the Illinois State Museum project "At Home in the Heartland Online," worked in tandem with the curator of decorative arts, a computer specialist, and classroom teachers to create an online exhibit with an educational objective as a balancing act between three different learning environments -- the Web, the exhibit and the classroom. This paper will explore the main components of each learning environment and answer the question: In what ways are these learning environments different yet similar? |
| URL | http://www.archimuse.com/mw97/speak/lewis.htm |